Here is another Accordion with a Hohner Patent label of 1931. We published another Hohner Accordion with a 1931 date, here: I could have been mistaken on the date. 1931 twice seems like a coincidence, so perhaps it is merely the patent label. I got the following email from this Hohner Piano Accordion owner:

I just found your site, after searching for a very long time for some information about my father’s accordion.  It was given to him by his father, and is now mine, although I can’t play it.  My father was a naturally gifted musician, and played remarkably well.

It says M. Hohner on the accordion, the keys are ivory, and that is all I know.  I am enclosing pics for you to identify.  I would greatly appreciate any help you might be able to give me.  It appears to be in great condition, and it sounded beautiful when my father played it.  I would like to know what the value is, and if there is a good place to post it for sale.  I do hate to part with it, but I can not play it, and no one in my family has an interest in learning to play it.

Please contact us by email or comment if you have any information on this Accordion: info@accordionstop.com
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